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Write your name on the top of the notebook so I can see your name.

Set the focus of the camera so I can see the photo clearly.

Please take the photo vertically so I can see the photo easily.

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1. Read the newspaper headline and the first sentence of the article. Make a hypothesis. What is the article about? (p.7)

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1. Read the newspaper headline and the first sentence of the article. Make a hypothesis. What is the article about? (p.7)

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NY Detective Solves Crime in her Dream←headline

New York police detective, Captain Maria Gonzalez, arrested a man she had seen in her dreams. The 36-years-old man is charged...

Important point: she dreamed a dream→she arrested a man in the dream.

a. A police officer who gets a promotion. (NOT mentioning the dream)
b. A dream that helps a police officer to catch a criminal
c. A criminal who dreams about a burglary. (NOT JUST dreaming)

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2. Make more hypotheses. What information do you NOT expect to read in the article? Choose one item.

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2. Make more hypotheses. What information do you NOT expect to read in the article? Choose one item.

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a. brief description of the detective's dream.
b. A few details about what the man stole.
c. The arrested man's life story.
d. A few details about the arrested man.

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3. What words would you expect read in the article?

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3. What words would you expect read in the article?

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From answers by classmates

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4. Skim the article (read the first and last sentence of each paragraph). Scan the article for names, places dates, and numbers. Decide if you hypotheses in the questions above are correct.

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4. Skim the article (read the first and last sentence of each paragraph). Scan the article for names, places dates, and numbers. Decide if you hypotheses in the questions above are correct.

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New York police detective, Captain Maria Gonzalez, arrested a man she had seen in her dreams. The 36-years-old man is charged with committing a string of burglaries across the city, the police said yesterday.     Captain Gonzalez dreamed about the burglaries for three nights. She had been working on the case for several months and was becoming frustrated at the lack of progress. The night before the arrest, Gonzalez saw the face of the criminal in her dream. Gonzalez went to the police station to search the police records. After a few hours, she came across a photo of Cross—the man in her dream-who had been arrested for burglary before.
The arrested man, Julian Cross, 36, has been linked to 10 burglaries dating back to March 4, the police said. The man generally forced his way into apartments, where he stole cash and jewelry.

Information from skimming:

A detective arrested a man she had dreamed in her dream. He stole many things.

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Skim the text.

Guess what this text is about.

Scan the text for a person, keywords (repeated words) in the text and highlight them.

Share your answer with your group members.

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Describe each paragraph with a sentence.

Answer questions on p.8 and fill out the worksheet.

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[1] Everyone has several dreams in a night although few people actually remember them. Our dreams usually reflect what is going on in our own lives and they are sometimes about problems we ignore while we are awake.
[2] A friend of mine, Sang-mi, told me about a dream that she has been having since she started her first job after university. In the dream, she sees a classroom in her old high school and there is a group of students taking an exam. There is an empty desk in the room. The exam is nearly finished when she walks into the classroom. As she sits down at the empty desk, the teacher says, "Put your pens down." Then she notices that all the other students are staring at her. As she stands up to leave, she realizes that she is still wearing her pajamas.
[3] When you dream about taking an exam, like Sang-mi, it usually means you are nervous, stressed, or anxious about something. Often in these dreams you cannot answer a test question because it is in a foreign language, or it is about something you have not studied. Other common themes in exam dreams are running out of time, being late, falling asleep, and failing the test.
[4] The reason for having this type of dream has to do with your confidence as well. If your confidence is low, you are more likely to have an exam dream. Something might be happening in your life that makes you feel as though you are being tested, such as a different set of friends, a change of city, or a new job. Sang-mi later told me that she felt she was not prepared for all of her new responsibilities at work. She also thought her colleagues believed she was too inexperienced and not capable in her new position-it was not true, but she didn't have enough confidence in herself.
[5] Despite her anxiety, Sang-mi should not worry too much because people who have exam dreams usually do not fail in life. They usually have very high standards and spend a lot of time on their work. As a result, they usually do very well at whatever they do.

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Memorize the words on Quizlet. (https://quizlet.com/_4qo4hg)

Listen to the audio clip for p.9 many times and prepare for a small-quiz.

Read the reading strategy: Predicting, inferring, interpreting, and deducing meaning in p.12, summarize and upload it to manaba